The Lewis River provides and aquatic thoroughfare for boaters and wildlife alike.
Lewis River Greenway - 1992
WWRP Applicant:
Clark County Parks Dept
RCO Project Number:
91-0800
County:
Clark
Legislative District:
18th
WWRP Account:
Outdoor Recreation
WWRP Category:
Water Access
WWRP Grant:
$394,000
Applicant Match:
$394,000
Project Type:
Acquisition
Date Funded:
1991
Description:
Purchase of approximately 89 acres of parcels adjacent to 333 acre Moulton Falls Regional Park, on the Lewis River. The sites connect to the Clark County owned Lewis and Clark railroad right of way, forming a continuous scenic greenway from the City of Vancouver to northeast Clark County along the Lewis River.
Location:
I 5 to Daybreak East Fork Lewis River, mouth through Daybreak Park. Other entrance points include La Center Bottoms, Lucia Falls, and Moulton Falls. Properties are part of an interconnected, 10 mile greenway system on the East Fork Lewis [1032 acres].
I 5 to Daybreak East Fork Lewis River, mouth through Daybreak Park. Other entrance points include La Center Bottoms, Lucia Falls, and Moulton Falls. Properties are part of an interconnected, 10 mile greenway system on the East Fork Lewis [1032 acres].
WHAT IS THE WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
